OMAHA, NE — Allied Oil & Supply, Inc announces it has recently entered into an agreement with driverDOC to be a preferred provider for supply chain technology to track freight and centralize documents.

“As one of the largest distributors of oil and lubricants in the Midwest, Allied has a long history of serving transport, consumer, and industrial businesses,” said Josh Kolar, driverDOC Founder and CEO. “Allied realizes that the best way to advance their business and collect payments faster is by simplifying their processes. By leveraging driverDOC, not only have they shortened their invoicing cycle, but they have been able to free up their employees for value-added and meaningful activities. That is what driverDOC technology seeks to achieve.”

driverDoc’s desktop and smartphone features capture geo-tagged images, centralize freight documents to the Cloud, track freight in real time, and on average collect invoices for payment seven days faster than a manual paper process.

“This is an outstanding opportunity for Allied to realize substantial cost savings and improve billing efficiencies,” said Teresa Scheidle, Allied Director of Sales, Operations, and IT. “The paperwork that took days to process, is now measured in hours. The storage and retrieval of electronic documents and proof of deliveries has never been simpler. driverDOC has significantly improved our business downtime.”

This agreement offers Allied other administrative tools, including a logistics management dashboard that offers real-time, customized reporting. Allied can keep drivers driving with delay alerts, locate freight in real time, and generate ROI analytic reports to improve business.

Allied Oil & Supply, Inc has over 60 years of experience. Allied’s fleet of over 45 trucks and drivers deliver oil, lubricants, equipment, and industrial services that meet quality standards that are measured, managed, and audited in a consistent and comprehensive manner.